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  1. Terry Funk didn't seem that big in WWE but when you put a pro wrestler with normal-sized guys he looks enormous.
  2. Freddy vs. Jason - It has been a very long time since I watched this. I'm more of a nitpicker now, and I could probably write 1000 words on all of the plot holes, jumping to conclusions etc. And give me a break with the excuse that Kelly Rowland ad-libbed her infamous insult. The scene could have been re-shot, or that line edited out. You released the movie with the line.
  3. Question regarding the DC Universe: Do Green Lanterns get paid? Surely the Guardians of the Universe do not have an all-volunteer army, right? If they do get paid, how are taxes handled? How exactly would the Internal Revenue Service handle income derived from other galaxies? Do the Guardians withhold income taxes? Do they provide W-4 forms? Do they provide the lanterns a W-2 at the end of the tax year, by the January 31 deadline? Are they paid in American dollars or do they have to exchange their currency for dollars? How exactly would interplanetary currency exchange work? Notice I don't mention the taxes of other countries. This is not an oversight. Interestingly enough, all of the Green Lanterns of Earth are American citizens. Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, John Stewart, Kyle Rayner, Simon Baz, Jessica Cruz and Sojourner Mullein are all from the USA. So no other country on Earth could produce someone worthy of being in the Green Lantern Corps? 'Merica! But seriously... I understand that DC Comics is based in the USA, but when you think about it, that makes no sense. The X-Men had a multinational team in the 1970's, and they are based in Massachusetts. Keeping things in the DCU, the Justice League had Justice League Europe, etc. The Green Lantern Corps are not even in the Milky Way Galaxy, IIRC.
  4. 30 for 30: Ric Flair - If what he says about his lifestyle is true, it is amazing that this man is still alive.
  5. Scream (2022): I liked it more this time. Some of that is I know the new characters more after watching Scream 6. Re-watching was also more enjoyable because I noticed some hints as to the identity of the killers that I missed the first time around. The placement of those was well done. I still have the same criticisms that I had when I watched it the first time. As for the title, call it 5cream. Come on. It's right there.
  6. Scream VI: Now I can finally listen to @dc20willsave and @SkylerQ91's review of this movie. Honestly, I watched it as a prerequisite to the podcast, but I am glad I did. The big problem I have with this movie is so many people around the city dressed up as Ghostface. If this were real, people would think it's in bad taste to dress up like the guy who is actively killing people right now. It would be pretty socially unacceptable at this point. Dressing up like Jason or Michael Myers would be one thing because in this universe, they are fictional characters. Ghostface is an actual group of people who have actually killed a whole bunch of people. It would be like dressing up as the Columbine killers, the Uvalde shooter, Elliot Rodger, Ted Bundy or Jeffrey Dahmer. If nothing else, I think that the police would probably say you are not allowed to wear that costume anymore in public until we find the latest serial killer. It was one thing in the second movie but by the fourth movie you would think people would wise up and not allow a serial killer to blend in among a bunch of idiot fanboys dressing up as him. Also, getting hit with a heavy frying pan hurts. You don't get up and no-sell it right away. With that said, I liked the movie a lot. I'm hesitant to say it's my favorite Scream after the first one, because of recency bias. But it's up there. Better than 3, 4, and 5. Don't know if it's better than 2.
  7. I know The Rock shows up at one point.
  8. I would suggest Showgirls, but there's no need to do that.
  9. Her catsuit was stupid, I'll grant you that. Served no story line purpose and IIRC she complained that it was too tight and made it hard to breathe. But in fairness, she didn't actually show up until the premier of Season 4.
  10. I'm reading through a Flash collection I got for Christmas, when I saw this pic. My first thought was that it was an art error. Then I realized, no! The Green Lantern rings were still weak against yellow, so Wally's boots would go right through the bubble! Sometimes it the little things that stand out.
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    Whatever you celebrate, I hope all of you at Earth-2 have a wonderful week.
  12. I can see that. It's very sad. Too much death, way too young.
  13. 28 Weeks Later: It makes no sense that Don is so much smarter than all of the other Infected, or that he would be able to track his family. Or have any interest in doing so. Not as good as the first one, but still worth rewatching.
  14. Downloaded and saved to my hard drive, and added to my phone's podcast feed. Thanks @dc20willsave and @SkylerQ91.
  15. Yep. Brynner actually has a point, as he was legit screwed over by the government. They should have made him a bit less cartoony, because he had a compelling story.